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IATA RGIICAO NTTG

Rangiroa Airport

French Polynesia

Rangiroa Airport is a medium-sized airport serving French Polynesia. Its IATA code is RGI and its ICAO code is NTTG. The airport lies at an elevation of 10 ft (3 m) above sea level. It has 1 runway(s); the longest is 09/27, 6,890 ft (2,100 m) long. Local time follows the Pacific/Honolulu time zone.

Key facts

IATA code
RGI
ICAO code
NTTG
Airport type
Medium airport
Elevation
10 ft (3 m)
Coordinates
-14.9543, -147.6610
Time zone
Pacific/Honolulu
Local time now
—
Scheduled service
Yes

Location

TIH — Tikehau AirportMVT — Mataiva AirportKKR — Kaukura AirportAXR — Arutua AirportAPK — Apataki AirportAHE — Ahe AirportXMH — Manihi AirportNIU — Naiu AirportTIHMVTKKRAXRAPKAHEXMHNIURGI
Natural Earth · -14.9543, -147.6610Open in OpenStreetMap ↗

Runways

RunwayLengthWidthSurfaceLighted
09/276,890 ft · 2,100 m98 ft · 30 mAsphaltYes

Nearest airports

Airports with scheduled service closest to Rangiroa Airport, by great-circle distance.

AirportCityDistance
TIH Tikehau AirportTuherahera, French Polynesia64 km · 40 mi
MVT Mataiva AirportFrench Polynesia114 km · 71 mi
KKR Kaukura AirportRaitahiti, French Polynesia115 km · 71 mi
AXR Arutua AirportFrench Polynesia117 km · 73 mi
APK Apataki AirportApataki, French Polynesia150 km · 93 mi
AHE Ahe AirportAhe Atoll, French Polynesia162 km · 101 mi
XMH Manihi AirportFrench Polynesia181 km · 112 mi
NIU Naiu AirportNaiu Atoll, French Polynesia190 km · 118 mi

Distances to major hubs

Great-circle distances from RGI. These are geographic distances, not a list of operated flights.

Radio frequencies

Not for navigation. Always use official, current aeronautical publications.

TypeDescriptionMHz
A/GRDO568.000
APPTAHITI CTL134.700
GNDGND118.300
MISCVDF118.300
TWRTWR118.300

External links

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Frequently asked questions

What is the airport code of Rangiroa Airport?

The IATA code of Rangiroa Airport is RGI and its ICAO code is NTTG.

Where is Rangiroa Airport located?

Rangiroa Airport is in French Polynesia, at -14.9543, -147.6610.

What time zone is Rangiroa Airport in?

Rangiroa Airport uses the IANA time zone Pacific/Honolulu. Daylight saving time, where applicable, is applied automatically by the clock on this page.

How long is the longest runway at Rangiroa Airport?

The longest runway listed is 09/27, 6,890 ft (2,100 m) long.

What is the nearest airport to Rangiroa Airport?

The nearest airport with scheduled service in our directory is Tikehau Airport (TIH), about 64 km (40 mi) away.

Source: OurAirports (data updated: 9 November 2026). Not for navigation. Always use official, current aeronautical publications.